Flatwater & Canoe
Trips in Alabama
Big
Escambia Creek
This is a gem of a trip with
frequent shoals—one borders
on a Class I rapid (and an 18
inch drop) in the first 6 miles.
The river travels through several
quarries. These provide long
stretches of sand...
From the guidebook "Paddling
Alabama"
Running
the Rivers of North America
Flomaton, AL - Flatwater Paddling
& Canoeing - 13.3 miles
Choctawhatchee River
The Choctawhatchee River features
several streams that cascade
down rock bluffs and channels,
which make the trip very picturesque.
The river flows through short
15-foot limestone bluffs that
are beau...
From the guidebook "Paddling
Alabama"
Running
the Rivers of North America
Enterprise, AL - Flatwater Paddling
& Canoeing - 4.1 miles
Conecuh River
This is a great little float
trip if you’re looking
to hit a river for a quick one.
Only 4 miles in length, this
section of the Conecuh is a
lazy trip through some beautiful
scenery, including two wat...
From the guidebook "Paddling
Alabama"
Running
the Rivers of North America
Andalusia, AL - Flatwater Paddling
& Canoeing - 4 miles
Escatawpa River
The Escatawpa is a swift-moving
blackwater river with plenty
of deep pools to swim in and
beautiful white sandbars. The
sandbars allow for overnight
camping anywhere along the entire
route. The river ...
From the guidebook "Paddling
Alabama"
Running
the Rivers of North America
Wilmer, AL - Flatwater Paddling
& Canoeing - 12.1 miles
Hurricane Creek
This is a nice adventure trip
through the marsh islands of
the delta. Customize your route
through the many inlets and
islands. A wide variety of wildlife
will be seen on this easy float
through the s...
From the guidebook "Paddling
Alabama"
Running
the Rivers of North America
Bay Minette, AL - Flatwater
Paddling & Canoeing - 9.2
miles
Magnolia River &
Weeks Bay
The distinguishing features
on this lazy float trip down
the deep, wide Magnolia are
not necessarily flora and fauna;
however, the area does have
more than its fair share. The
first part of this trip ...
From the guidebook "Paddling
Alabama"
Running
the Rivers of North America
Foley, AL - Flatwater Paddling
& Canoeing - 11.8 miles
Pea River
The Pea River is a beautiful
and historic river float trip.
Along this stretch of the river,
you will float through beautiful
stands of pine and hardwood
trees, and by dozens of nice
sand beaches perf...
From the guidebook "Paddling
Alabama"
Running
the Rivers of North America
Geneva, AL - Flatwater Paddling
& Canoeing - 11.6 miles
Perdido River
The Perdido River demarcates
the state line between Alabama
and Florida. At the Barrineau
Park put-in, the Perdido begins
semi-swiftly and continues this
way for about 10 miles, where
the flow begins ...
From the guidebook "Paddling
Alabama"
Running
the Rivers of North America
Seminole, AL - Flatwater Paddling
& Canoeing - 18 miles
Rice Creek / Mound Island
This trip is not for the neophyte
navigator. The twisting turns
and countless off-shooting bayous
and inlets have caused many
boaters in this area to become
confused and lost, prompting
search-and-res...
From the guidebook "Paddling
Alabama"
Running
the Rivers of North America
Bay Minette, AL - Flatwater
Paddling & Canoeing - 11.5
miles
Sepulga River
The Sepulga is an interesting
river in that it is generally
a nice float trip through lush
forest of magnolia, weeping
willows, oak, and scrub pine.
But unlike many rivers south
of Montgomery, it has ...
From the guidebook "Paddling
Alabama"
Running
the Rivers of North America
Evergreen, AL - Flatwater Paddling
& Canoeing - 6.8 miles
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